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Nalgin ULV is a very low viscosity product. Alginates are extracts derived from certain Brown Seaweeds (Kelp or Macrocystis). Kelp is commonly found in the northern Atlantic and Pacific Oceans and off the coast of California down through Chile. Alginic Acid exists naturally in the seaweed. Through the extraction and refining process alginic acid is converted to commercially functional Sodium Alginates. Sodium Alginates are used to produce heat-stable gels and to generate viscosity in a variety of fabricated foods, heat-stable fruit fillings, and cheese sauces.

Nalgin MV-120 is a medium viscosity / medium gel product. Alginates are extracts derived from certain Brown Seaweeds (Kelp or Macrocystis). Kelp is commonly found in the northern Atlantic and Pacific Oceans and off the coast of California down through Chile. Alginic Acid exists naturally in the seaweed. Through the extraction and refining process alginic acid is converted to commercially functional Sodium Alginates. Sodium Alginates are used to produce heat-stable gels and to generate viscosity in a variety of fabricated foods, heat-stable fruit fillings, and cheese sauces.

Nalgin 600 is a high viscosity product. Alginates are extracts derived from certain Brown Seaweeds (Kelp or Macrocystis). Kelp is commonly found in the northern Atlantic and Pacific Oceans and off the coast of California down through Chile. Alginic Acid exists naturally in the seaweed. Through the extraction and refining process alginic acid is converted to commercially functional Sodium Alginates. Sodium Alginates are used to produce heat-stable gels and to generate viscosity in a variety of fabricated foods, heat-stable fruit fillings, and cheese sauces.

General purpose KCI-refined kappa carrageenan producing strong brittle gels with good clarity.

Nalgin 800 is a high viscosity product. Alginates are extracts derived from certain Brown Seaweeds (Kelp or Macrocystis). Kelp is commonly found in the northern Atlantic and Pacific Oceans and off the coast of California down through Chile. Alginic Acid exists naturally in the seaweed. Through the extraction and refining process alginic acid is converted to commercially functional Sodium Alginates. Sodium Alginates are used to produce heat-stable gels and to generate viscosity in a variety of fabricated foods, heat-stable fruit fillings, and cheese sauces.

Tara gum is a seed gum similar to guar and locust bean gums. It is obtained from the ground endosperm of seeds from the Caesalpina spinosa plant, typically found in the mountains of Peru. Like guar and locust bean gums, tara gum is classified as a galactomannon and is composed of mannose and galactose sugars. The ratio of mannose to galactose is 3:1, where guar and locust bean gums are 2:1 and 4:1 respectively.

Nalgin 1000 is a very high viscosity product. Alginates are extracts derived from certain Brown Seaweeds (Kelp or Macrocystis). Kelp is commonly found in the northern Atlantic and Pacific Oceans and off the coast of California down through Chile. Alginic Acid exists naturally in the seaweed. Through the extraction and refining process alginic acid is converted to commercially functional Sodium Alginates. Sodium Alginates are used to produce heat-stable gels and to generate viscosity in a variety of fabricated foods, heat-stable fruit fillings, and cheese sauces.

Locust Bean Gum (LBG) is a Natural food additive derived from the carob tree (Ceratonia siliqua), prevalent in the Mediterranean region. The elongated pods of carob tree are coarsely ground, then separated as two fractions, pulp and seed. Locust bean gum, or LBG, is derived from the endosperm of the seed fraction. Product grades are determned by water viscosity, powder color/purity and particle size.

Gellan gum is a polymer produced by fermentation of a medium by the microorganism Sphingomonas elodea. The extracellular polysaccharide is recovered after the fermentation process to produce either high acyl or low acyl gellan gum. High acyl gellan is directly recovered after fermentation via alcohol precipitation.

Nalgin HG is a high gel / medium viscosity product. Alginates are extracts derived from certain Brown Seaweeds (Kelp or Macrocystis). Kelp is commonly found in the northern Atlantic and Pacific Oceans and off the coast of California down through Chile. Alginic Acid exists naturally in the seaweed. Through the extraction and refining process alginic acid is converted to commercially functional Sodium Alginates. Sodium Alginates are used to produce heat-stable gels and to generate viscosity in a variety of fabricated foods, heat-stable fruit fillings, and cheese sauces.

An economical kappa carrageenan which will provide firm gels where clarity is not required.

Iota carrageenan typically used in imitation chocolate milk (whey/vegetable oil-based) with akappa carrageenan such as CM-9401. Also used in certain retorted nutritional beverages such as soy-based infant formulas. Cold swelling but low or non-gelling in water. (See Further Processed Meat & Poultry Section).

Xanthan CG cosmetic grade xanthan that meets the specifications set forth in NF/USP. Suitable for cosmetic and personal care applications

Gellan gum is a polymer produced by fermentation of a medium by the microorganism Sphingomonas elodea. The extracellular polysaccharide is recovered after the fermentation process to produce either high acyl or low acyl gellan gum. Low acyl (LA Gellan) gellan gum is instead treated with an alkali solution before the alcohol precipitation, consequently resulting in deacylation of the gellan gum.

Ingredients Solutions Inc G-Type Agar is soluble at boiling temperatures. Agar-Agar is derived from certain red seaweed types belonging to the Rhodophyceae family. An alakai treatment method is used to extract Agar from the seaweed. The two main types of Agar include Gracilaria and Gelidium.

Ingredients Solutions Inc RS-Type Agar is soluble at 90˚C. Agar-Agar is derived from certain red seaweed types belonging to the Rhodophyceae family. An alakai treatment method is used to extract Agar from the seaweed. The two main types of Agar include Gracilaria and Gelidium.

A high viscosity water thickening carrageenan providing excellent body at low temperatures. Also suitable for cold milk systems.

Xanthan 200 a fine mesh product with very rapid hydration making it suitable for dry mix formulations

Nalgin LV is a low viscosity product. Alginates are extracts derived from certain Brown Seaweeds (Kelp or Macrocystis). Kelp is commonly found in the northern Atlantic and Pacific Oceans and off the coast of California down through Chile. Alginic Acid exists naturally in the seaweed. Through the extraction and refining process alginic acid is converted to commercially functional Sodium Alginates. Sodium Alginates are used to produce heat-stable gels and to generate viscosity in a variety of fabricated foods, heat-stable fruit fillings, and cheese sauces.

Quik-Xan an agglomerated product that provides a combination of easy dispersion, rapid hydration, and very low dust

Ingredients Solutions Inc GA-Type Agar is soluble at boiling temperatures. Agar-Agar is derived from certain red seaweed types belonging to the Rhodophyceae family. An alakai treatment method is used to extract Agar from the seaweed. The two main types of Agar include Gracilaria and Gelidium.

Pure iota, maximum syneresis control, high clarity, elastic gel.

A carrageenan blend designed for HTST processed fruit topping systems where flow and cling are required along with clarity and good flavor release.

Complex blend of Natural Grade carrageenan with other gums and salts designed for controlled release of fragrance in water gel systems. Suitable for tub-type or self supporting gel containers. Often used with CMC for improved syneresis and freeze-thaw stability. Light gel color, very low odor.

Xanthan 80 a standard mesh product that is easy to disperse and hydrates rapidly

Ingredients Solutions Inc S-Type Agar is soluble at 90˚C. Agar-Agar is derived from certain red seaweed types belonging to the Rhodophyceae family. An alakai treatment method is used to extract Agar from the seaweed. The two main types of Agar include Gracilaria and Gelidium.